Adylbek Kasymaliev visits Innoprom Belarus Exhibition in Minsk
Bishkek, Sept. 30, 2025 /Kabar/. Adylbek Kasymaliev, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic, along with the delegations’ heads from CIS member countries, visited the international industrial exhibition "Innoprom. Belarus" and spoke at the exhibition's plenary session on the theme "Union of New Technologies: Creating the Industry of the Future."
The heads of delegations visited the exhibition halls where national pavilions were located. The Kyrgyz pavilion showcased industrial products from approximately 10 companies. Specifically, the exhibits included radiators and heat exchangers, products from the Mailuu-Suu Lamp Plant and the Dastan Transnational Corporation, electric scooters, computer equipment, light industry products, and other products.
Speaking at the plenary session, the Prime Minister noted that accelerated industrial development is currently one of the most important economic policy priorities for Kyrgyzstan. According to him, the economy as a whole grew by 11% from January to August of this year, with industry making a significant contribution to the national economy, reaching 18% of GDP.
Adylbek Kasymaliev continued that 179 industrial facilities were commissioned in 2024–2025, with investments totaling $1.1 billion and more than 14,000 new jobs created.
These aren't isolated facts, but a logical result of the systemic measures taken by the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan to stimulate investment and create a favorable business environment. An important factor is not only the growth of indicators, but also the development of new industries and cooperation projects, which open up new prospects for Kyrgyzstan, he said.
Head of the Cabinet noted that the country sees enormous potential in creating a unified technological space where innovations and industrial solutions circulate freely.
Kyrgyzstan is ready to build a 'Union of New Technologies' together with its partners—for the well-being and prosperity of our peoples, concluded Adylbek Kasymaliev.
